Blade Runner’s quest to speed up parole process

After four months at St Albans Prison, Pistorius wants correctional services to pick up pace of victim-offender dialogue

Growing impatient from behind bars at St Albans Prison where he has spent the past four months waiting for a parole hearing, convicted killer Oscar Pistorius will now approach the high court in Pretoria for assistance.

The disgraced Paralympian is seeking a structural interdict, a supervisory order that enables a court to tell certain functionaries what to do, and by when. ..

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